Beauty salons and a fierce charge-off floor
Findlay is a micropolitan area, Hancock County in the data, with 172 SBA approvals for FY2017 to FY2026 and $70.9 million gross, rank 344 of 928; 166 are 7(a) and only 6 are 504. Findlay has a median loan of $80,000. Findlay stands at 0.38x the national figure; in Findlay, half of loans run $32,750 to $345,875. Brands hold 15.1% of the count.
Findlay's asset table runs full-service restaurant 12, beauty salon 10 and limited-service restaurant 9, against 123 loans outside the classes. Beauty is the notable class: a salon study should test station utilization, the share of revenue that follows individual stylists, and a short lease. Count was 23 loans and $9.6 million in FY2017, peaked at 29 loans and $10.3 million in FY2022, fell to 7 loans and $1.1 million in FY2020, and ended at 8 loans and $1.1 million in FY2026.
Findlay lenders
The Huntington National Bank holds 108 loans and $20.6 million under 7(a), a very large share for one bank, and WesBanco Bank, Inc. holds 19 loans and $10.1 million. Findlay's 504 side names no lender, as only 6 loans fall under that program. Findlay lender figures are SBA's records. Findlay names hold or held those loans. Findlay counts show volume only, and Findlay counts judge no lender or requirement.
Findlay floors and the study
Findlay cancellations after approval reached at least 12.8%. Findlay approvals span FY2017 to FY2024. Findlay reaches 19.6% when undisbursed loans count. In Findlay, 65 funded loans show charge-offs. Findlay floors them at 7.7% or more. Findlay has 7.7% within five years. Every Findlay rate here is a floor, as open Findlay loans may move it. Findlay follows county placement. Findlay matches each project's county by name. Findlay then applies the July 2023 delineation. Findlay leaves out loans with unplaceable counties, and Findlay counts all approvals, named or not. Findlay's cancellation ceiling is 19.6%, a wide gap above its floor, so a good many loans were approved but never disbursed; a study should confirm that this borrower's project is ready to proceed, with permits, financing and closing dates firm. Daniel Smith, MAI, names each Findlay study. Findlay studies are prepared by Loan Analytics.